The Hobart Library is giving away one free book from our book sale room. You have from April 1 to April 30 to enter the giveaway. How do you enter the giveaway? Excellent question. To enter you need to leave a comment about what your favorite book is. If you leave a comment then email me lklemm@lakeco.lib.in.us your information so I can get a hold of you if you win. I will randomly select and announce the winner on May 4th. The winner will get to choose from any book in the book sale room or from these pre-selected titles:
Babyville by Jane Green, The Host by Stephenie Meyer, The Lucky One by Nicholas Sparks, 204 Rosewood Lane by Debbie Macomber, The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch, The Choice by Nicholas Sparks, 0r To Have and To Hold by Jane Green.
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So to enter the giveaway leave a comment about what your favorite book is. I have many favorite books but one is A Heart So Wild by Johanna Lindsey. Once you leave a comment make sure to email me lklemm@lakeco.lib.in.us your information. Have a great day!
Oh geez I have many favorite books too! One of my favorite books is The Two Princesses of Bamarre by Gail Carson Levine.
A group of us just started a book club and started out with Jodi Picoult's Nineteen Minutes. That was a great book, but not my favorite. I've liked all her books so far but I think The Plain Truth is my favorite one of hers. I also loved The Quickie by James Patterson. Really anything by him. I also love Nicholas Sparks and just finished The Lucky One for our second bookclub book. So many to choose from!
the book that i call my favorite is Breaking Dawn by stephenie meyer!!! It is one of the best book out of that series. It rocks!!!
I don't really have a favorite. However, for the sake of winning a book... I'll say Mara, Daughter of the Nile by Eloise Jarvis McGraw, a YA book originally published in 1953. It's a great story, a great setting (ancient Egypt), and Mara is a great character.
Choosing a favorite book is an extremly hard thing to do. Being an advid reader i've read many books so its hard to talk about just one. But, one of my absolute favorites is The Raging Quiet by Sherryl Jordan. It's about a 16 year old girl who is suspected of being a witch because she uses her own creation of "sign laguage" to comunicate with the town's deaf boy. I love the way she builds a friendship with the boy (who was thought to be crazy) and gives him a type of language which he can use to comunicate.
Not to be gruesome, but one of my recent favorites has been Simon Beckett's "Whispers of Death." It's the 3rd book featuring protagonist Dr. David Hunter, a forensic anthropologist from Britain, who comes to America in this installment to solve a murder mystery involving a serial killer who knows his forensics. Beckett always includes the dramatic twist in the last few pages to keep you reading...
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